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Gum bleeding (in night ) after scaling
Dear Dr
I got my scaling done on 22/11/20 because of heavy gums bleeding in the night.after that the situation is in control but still my gums bleed in night!
Kindly suggest what to do ?
I am doing luke salt water rinse in the night !
Brush twice daily
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Limcee 500 once daily
Stolin r tooth paste twice daily
Gum massage with Metrogyl DJ gel twice daily
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Masag gum paint stolin or tan x 3 times a day..leave for 20mins
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generally Bleeding subsides gradually. There are paste for bleeding control (like stolin-R). Your doctor might prescribe this. You should use Cholrhexidin mouth wash also. If after using all those medicines bleeding is still uncontrollable there may be other underlying disease.
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visit again the clinic from where u have done scaling.he/she will understand better how much improvement happened and what next to do.
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Dr. Lavanya Bhatnagar
Dentist
10 yrs exp
Kota
Oral prophylaxis (cleaning) is a procedure involving removal of debris and dead tissue from gums.
And bleeding gums post cleaning is normal as the body takes time to heal.
It would settle within a weeks time.
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